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Also raw images with wrong exposure can be corrected easier if taken in raw, because it keeps most information the sensor has captured. When you shoot in JPEG, the photo is automatically processed from the raw image on the sensor into JPEG within the camera, you don't control this process, that can even create unwanted artifacts, fake sharpness, excessive softening, and so on. But JPEG is an 8-bit format that does not record as much information as raw. Most people take their photos in JPEG, so that they don't need a raw decoder and don't understand what use it is. As a standalone, it is the equivalent of Lightroom: converting raw format then do basic editing on it, then save the result to JPEG, PNG or other popular formats, and also do basic editing on JPEG images from your camera. r/FreeCAD FOSS Parametrical CAD/CAM /r/scribus Desktop Publishing Darktable FOSS tool for photographersĪs schumaml told it, Darktable is a raw file decoder, and, if you use it as a plug-in, it will do the same as Camera Raw for Photoshop: converting raw files into a format like TIFF that can be edited in Gimp.

Using darktable and gimp software#

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Using darktable and gimp manual#

The process itself looks quite easy though.ġ) has anyone made their own calibration manual tables for any classic Minolta glass? Although several Minolta lenses are in the supplied calibration database, most none of the classics are represented in the lens database it comes with.Į.g. I've still got to try this out myself, but other ongoing commitments mean this really an option for me right now.

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There is a video that Thorston Bronger posted on how to figure out the numbers needed to create a lens profile. But he's had a note up for some time that he has that on ice at the minute. The initial post had a link to Thorston Bronger's web page where he offers to create profiles for anyone who sends him enough pictures. But I couldn't really understand why there are so few Minolta lenses in the tables. I was able to tweak photos using the Tamron sister profile for this lens.

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So I'm trying my hand with LensFun in Darktable after shooting a bunch of shots full frame with Minolta 17-35mm F2.8-4. Fellow converts will appreciate what I am saying. I'm actually really happy I switched, and apart from a couple of niggles (of which I have more with Windows), I only have to suffer Windows at work. Sometime between my post above in 2014 and now, I completely converted to Linux. I'm kind of reviving this post with a question to anyone using LensFun on Linux.

I'll also do the DT 18-135 and 55-300 lenses soon.Īny new calibration files go into the lensfun database to be generally available in the next release. I've just got back calibration files for the DT 35mm f1.8 and DT 50mm f1.8 after sending the calibration images a couple days ago and the results with Darktable look near perfect. Ensuring a flat field for the vignetting calibration may be the most difficult part, but I found the white ceiling with natural daylight in my living room to be very satisfactory.

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However here is the good bit - if you shoot a series of calibration images for any lens and send them off to Torsten Bronger, then a suitable calibration file will appear in your inbox after a couple of days. Unfortunately the list of supported lenses is rather limited. The list of supported lenses may be found here. It is not supported by Rawtherapee which however does support Adobe profiles. Lensfun is a library providing facilities for correction of vignetting, distortion and transverse CA that is used by several image processing applications including a Gimp plugin and Darktable. (may also apply to these tools on MAC or Windows) Just a bit of a heads up for anybody that uses Linux and Gimp, Darktable, Digikam etc.